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JOHNSON JOY AS ROBINS RISE TO THIRD

By Richard Latham

STAR MAN
JOE BRYAN Bristol City

SMOKIN’ JOE: Joe Bryan reels away after scoring Bristol City’s first

Jamie Paterson enjoys the second
PICTURE: Action Images

EE Johnson was a proud head coach as his Bristol City team leapt to third in the Championship table with a deserved victory.
Two goals in three second-half minutes from Joe Bryan and Jamie Paterson gave the hosts breathing space before a 75thminute own goal from Hordur Magnusson set up a tense finish.
Johnson said: “It is still early days as far as league positions are concerned, but I&...

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